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Story summary
- The frosted mirrors in a popular Singapore underground passage sparked a debate about public-space use.
- Dancers practicing there faced complaints that they obstructed pedestrian flow.
- Some residents supported frosting the mirrors, while others criticized it as overly rigid.
- Urban planning experts call for thoughtful design to accommodate diverse activities.
- A community library initiative in a local void deck shows residents repurposing underused space despite bureaucratic obstacles.
